And so we’re on to day two of our #BackToSchoolBooks fortnight – is it good round here this week or WHAT?And today is SUCH a brilliant prize for all the 5-7yr olds in KS1. We’ve got the still-essential-in-every-home dictionary – and this one’s a perfect illustrated version for 6yr olds which will mean every new reader can grapple with the words and really enjoy learning from it. Plus there’s a Thesaurus aimed at KS1 kids too (now here’s a secret I’ve never told anyone. I was a bright kid, top of my class all the way through primary at anything to do with English, and I sailed through my 11+ and into grammar school probably on the strength of my English too. No extra coaching and tuition in those days! But it wasn’t until I was halfway through my first year in high school that I saw a ‘thesaurus’; I’d never even heard of one, never knew such a thing existed. Oh the joy in my sad, english-mad heart at the idea of a book all about good words!). There’s also a fab book of wordsearches (yes, my little 7yr old heart would have LOVED that too), and on top of all the wordy books there’s a brilliant Primary Atlas too (something I sorely lacked at primary school to be fair. I still have a rather embarrassingly woolly notion of where places are in the world…).
And on top of all that book beautification, joy of all joys, there’s a great big pack of lovely shiny new felt tip pens. Marvellous.
And so we’re on to day two of our #BackToSchoolBooks fortnight – is it good round here this week or WHAT?And today is SUCH a brilliant prize for all the 5-7yr olds in KS1. We’ve got the still-essential-in-every-home dictionary – and this one’s a perfect illustrated version for 6yr olds which will mean every new reader can grapple with the words and really enjoy learning from it. Plus there’s a Thesaurus aimed at KS1 kids too (now here’s a secret I’ve never told anyone. I was a bright kid, top of my class all the way through primary at anything to do with English, and I sailed through my 11+ and into grammar school probably on the strength of my English too. No extra coaching and tuition in those days! But it wasn’t until I was halfway through my first year in high school that I saw a ‘thesaurus’; I’d never even heard of one, never knew such a thing existed. Oh the joy in my sad, english-mad heart at the idea of a book all about good words!). There’s also a fab book of wordsearches (yes, my little 7yr old heart would have LOVED that too), and on top of all the wordy books there’s a brilliant Primary Atlas too (something I sorely lacked at primary school to be fair. I still have a rather embarrassingly woolly notion of where places are in the world…).
And on top of all that book beautification, joy of all joys, there’s a great big pack of lovely shiny new felt tip pens. Marvellous.
To be in with a chance of winning this lovely bundle of goodness, just answer the first three questions in the magic widget box below. There are more chances to win by completing the other entry options if you so wish – they’re entirely up to you!
The closing date for this competition is midnight 21st August 2017 and only entries received on or before that date can be included. The winner will be the first randomly chosen entry. Good luck!
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